Pushim first caught attention in the dancehall reggae scene, but she actually excels in soul, jazz and gospel. She singed with Sony Music Entertainment Japan, and released her debut single “Brand New Day” in June, 1999, which quickly established her reputation in the music scene with critical acclaim. The first album, “Say Greeting,” was recorded in Jamaica, where she continues to work on all of her albums, and released in March, 2000. The said album was followed by a DJ-Premier produced gem, “Set Me Free”, and the second album entitled “Colors” (both albums became staples in the music charts).

Pushim became a household name with the subsequent third album “Pieces” (March 2003), which entered in the Top 10 of the national album sales chart and went on to become the best-selling album of hers. In July, 2003, Pushim shared a stage with global superstars, such as Destiny’s Child and Sean Paul, at “Sun Fes 2003” in Jamaica. Her next album “Queendom” (August, 2004) shot up to #6 on the charts and in the following, her 5th album, “Sing A Song… Lighter” (July, 2006), she got to perform with Luciano, one of the greatest singers in Jamaica. Pushim is the “one and only” in the music scene with her excellent vocals and while she remains “Queen of Japanese reggae” and “#1 Japanese reggae singer” while she continues to cross over to different music styles.